Starting July 1, 2025, Florida teens must complete a new course on impaired and distracted driving before getting a learner’s permit. Here’s what to know.
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Follow these 8 essential steps after a Gainesville car accident to stay safe, protect your rights, and build a strong personal injury claim.
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Alachua County has launched a new road projects website to inform residents about ongoing construction. Learn how this impacts local traffic safety and personal injury claims.
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Even low-speed crashes in Gainesville can cause serious injuries. Learn what to do after a low-impact car accident and how to protect your right to compensation.
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Not all car accident settlements are taxable. While compensation for injuries and property damage is tax-free, lost wages and punitive damages may be taxed. Learn more!
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Not all car accident settlements are taxable. While compensation for injuries and property damage is tax-free, lost wages and punitive damages may be taxed. Learn more!
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A mother and her son were rear-ended after stopping to merge, resulting in both vehicles being totaled. Does Florida law hold the rear driver responsible? Explore their legal options and potential compensation.
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As of January 1, 2025, Florida has rolled out nine impactful laws addressing everything from online safety for minors to streamlining home improvement permits and protecting first responders.
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When you’re injured in a car accident, medical bills often go directly to your attorney rather than you. In this article, we explore why this happens and how it helps protect your finances while your legal case is resolved.
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When you’re injured in a car accident, medical bills often go directly to your attorney rather than you. In this article, we explore why this happens and how it helps protect your finances while your legal case is resolved.
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